Modular building moves in Haughton
Classrooms, jobsite offices, and modular units moved around Haughton, with routes surveyed, permits handled, and pricing from the published cost guide. Call (318) 707-0552 or send the form below.
Haughton lives two modular lives. On the town side, east Bossier’s subdivision growth keeps the schools shifting portable classrooms the same way Benton does. On the lease side, the Haynesville pads east of town run on wellsite offices, skid-mounted units, and crew shacks that follow the drilling schedule from location to location, and every one of those relocations is an oversize move somebody has to do right.
Shreveport Modular Movers serves both without pretending they are the same job. School moves run on calendars, inspections, and anchoring plans. Pad moves run on speed and access: lease roads that punish equipment, tight location timing, and operators who need the office trailer working at the next site by Monday. We quote both off the same published guide, with lease-road access named as its own factor instead of a surprise.
Batching is the Haughton advantage: a school move and a pad move in the same week share mobilization economics, and operators moving multiple units between leases get per-unit pricing that respects the shared trip.
Culverts decide lease-road moves
Lease-road moves are won and lost at the culverts. A wellsite office that rolled in dry-season fine can be stranded by one soft culvert crossing in a wet month, and getting a stuck module off a lease road costs more than the move. We walk the route in wet weather eyes-first, and when a crossing is marginal we say so and plan around it.
Town side and lease side
The work comes from the Highway 80 corridor, the Haughton school campuses, pad sites east toward Fillmore, contractor laydown yards off I-20, covering ZIP 71037. If your building sits near those, our trucks have probably already run the route it needs.
Move a unit from a Haughton pad
Both addresses and the building get the fastest answer; the numbers come off the published cost guide.
Haughton and pad questions
How fast can a wellsite office move between leases?
Booked ahead, teardown to working-again typically runs two to four days: disconnect and prep day one, transport and set day two, utilities and finish after. The long pole is usually the permit when a route needs one, so operators who give us the destination a week early get the fast version.
Do you move skid-mounted units or only wheeled trailers?
Both. Wheeled office trailers roll on their own axles; skid units load onto lowboys or tilt decks with the right rigging and, where weight demands, a crane assist. Skid moves price by the lift-and-haul on the cost guide, and the unit’s data plate tells us most of what we need before we roll.
Who handles utility disconnects at the pad?
The operator’s electrician and our schedule, coordinated: power, comms, and any water or septic connections get disconnected by the appropriate trades, and we sequence the move so the unit is dark for the shortest possible window. We do not touch live services, and neither should anyone else on the pad.
What does access do to the price?
Lease roads, gates, and overhead lines are the honest variables: a module that needs a pilot walk, a temporary line raise, or matting for a soft stretch moves the quote inside the published range, and the route survey names the reason before you commit. Easy access prices at the bottom of every range.
Shreveport Modular Movers covers the Ark-La-Tex from its Shreveport base. See the full service rundown, the cost guide, or nearby areas: Bossier City, Benton, Mansfield, Stonewall.